TS-AudioToMID converts digitized music into MIDI sequences

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TS-AudioToMIDI

TS-AudioToMIDI 3.30

TS-AudioToMIDI converts digitized music into MIDI sequences - and unlike other programs it CAN process polyphonic music (that is having many tones or voices). What takes several hours of hard work even for a well-trained musician will be a matter of some few minutes for TS-AudioToMIDI. TS-AudioToMIDI can operate in two recognition modes: off-line and real-time.
In off-line mode TS-AudioToMIDI creates MIDI sequences from input files (like mp3s or audio CD tracks). This gives you numerous possibilities:

upload your favorite melody to your web page

play it on your cell phone

use it in your MIDI instrument for training or for background

use it in a MIDI editor (and thus print your MIDI files as musical notation)

make a preview of your mp3 collection (saves traffic on your web site)

In real-time mode TS-AudioToMIDI instantly converts music coming through microphone or line input of your computer into a MIDI sequence. Think of this mode as a powerful music processor, which allows some non-MIDI instrument (like a guitar) to sound as a violin or a piano or whatever instrument you've got in your MIDI synthesizer.

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Software Information		System Requirements
Version:	3.30	Windows 8/7/XP/Vista Pentium II CPU 512 MB RAM
File Size:	9.2 MB
License:	Free to try, $34.99 to buy
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Minor Changes and Features

Both Monophonic and polyphonic recognition modes, four recognition algorithms.
Both real-time and pre-recorded modes of sound recognition are possible.
Manual and auto tuning to correct possible audio signal frequency deviation from the standard note frequencies.
Many possible input file formats, including mp3 and CD-Tracks.
Real-time Spectrum window controlled by Graphical Equalizer.
Sensor selectivity and sharpness controls with graphic representation are provided.
Graphic Harmonic Model control, setting up first four harmonics of recognized instrument.
Note duration filter allowing to ignore accidental short notes when recording to the built-in sequencer.
Output note filter, allowing to ignore notes of pre-set loftiness with ability to select note interval and/or presumed key.
Resulting MIDI signal transposition possible.
Ability to save settings both combined into one file and separately for each control.